The early indication from SGX Nifty indicates that the bulls are likely to make a comeback on D-Street after taking a pause on Tuesday amid positive cues from Asian peers. SGX Nifty is trading up by 26 points at 11,269.50 levels.

Attracting investor confidence and seeing wider investor participation, BSE’s equity derivatives segment reported a new all time high daily turnover record of Rs 168450 crore as on September 29, 2020.

On Tuesday, the stock has given a neckline breakout of double bottom formation, backed by strong volumes. Additionally, the stock formed a sizeable bullish candle on the breakout day, which adds strength to the breakout.

The stock of Indian Railway Catering & Tourism Corporation Limited (IRCTC) has been picked up by our Bollinger Band Squeeze scanner, which suggests that the stock is near a consolidation breakout.

On Tuesday, the domestic benchmark indices closed flat with a negative bias. The markets remained volatile during today’s trading session as Sensex closed down by mere 8.41 points or 0.02 per cent at 37,973.22 levels while Nifty was down by mere 5.15 points or 0.05 per cent at 11,222.40 levels.

The world’s largest manufacturer of air coolers, Symphony Ltd informed on Monday after the market hours that it has launched universal packaged air coolers for industrial and commercial applications.

On capital adequacy, the company's capital-to-risk ratio, consisting of tier I and tier II capital was 24.4 per cent as against 18.9 per cent by June 2019, which was higher than the regulatory requirement. The company's focus on non-discretionary and digital spends translated into healthy loans to Rs 23,300 crore.

TRAI Chief said while every sector has its share of ups & downs and variations, the telecom industry has steered through the troublesome period during the pandemic, handling not only the spike in demand but also the changes in the pattern of traffic, as network loads shifted from enterprise premises to homes. 

Sensex tumbled in the last week, owing to myriad factors. Between September 16 and 24, 2020, Sensex crashed by almost 7 per cent or 2,750 points. During a similar period, BSE Small-Cap index tumbled by around 8.18 per cent. Small-Cap stocks thus underperformed in the previous week. 

The market opened in green on September 29, 2020.